Google’s most popular services always seem to follow a familiar pattern. When they’re first released, they’re wonderfully simple and minimalistic alternatives to cluttered, overwhelming products. Google search is the most obvious example, but >>
Google’s most popular services always seem to follow a familiar pattern. When they’re first released, they’re wonderfully simple and minimalistic alternatives to cluttered, overwhelming products. Google search is the most obvious example, but >>
It’s hard to believe that Gmail celebrates its 15th birthday today, debuting as it did on April 1 way back in 2004 — back when, given the date, many people thought Google was >>
If you’re an Inbox user, you probably know by now that Google has abandoned the mobile email app, deciding to focus on developing the mobile version of Gmail instead. However, Inbox’s best features >>
Google on Tuesday announced that its Material Theme redesign for Gmail — which arrived on the web last April — has begun to roll out for the mobile app as well. In addition >>
One of the features Google included in the massive Gmail update it released a few months ago was the “Smart Reply” feature that was already available in its mobile app. With Smart Replies >>
Google a few months ago released its most significant Gmail update in years, refreshing the designing of its popular email app and adding a bunch of neat features meant to improve the overall >>
Despite being one of the biggest email services on the planet, Gmail still lacks a few basic features that other services have had for years. One of those features is email scheduling, which >>
Google is redesigning several of its most critical Android apps, giving them a beautiful Material Design makeover right in time for the arrival of Android P, and, most importantly, the Pixel 3 series. >>
